Sentence examples for jitter strength from inspiring English sources

The experiment involved varying the jitter strength parameter from 1 to 7. As one can see in Figure 13, the proposed technique is superior to the technique by Dong et al. for all versions and especially for the SIFT-based one, but the technique by Tian et al. provides better performance for all cases but one.

The Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is independent of the accumulative error, but the positioning accuracy is suffered by the irregular jump error resulted from the Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) jitter.

The second variation captured by the measures we have introduced is due to trial-to-trial variability in the source strength and latency jitter (or phase).

The figure shows some difference between female and male faces, but this difference is small and not easily disentangled from the rough time course, presumably caused by latency jitter and variability in the strength from trial to trial.

"I know he didn't mean to give me the jitters, but when you're lacking in mental strength as I was, one phrase, no matter how innocently meant, can lodge itself in your head," Thorne explains.

Display jitter and oscillation were both found to increase vection strength during, and reduce motion aftereffects (MAE) following, exposure to the optic flow (compared to no-jitter controls).

The vector strength, r, is related to the temporal jitter [ 6]: s = 2 (1 − r ) 2 π f where s is the temporal jitter and f the frequency.

Worries about China's true economic strength are at the heart of the jitters.

In OFDM systems, carrier frequency offset, phase noise and timing jitter cause inter-carrier interference (ICI) which is strongest between neighboring subcarriers, and their relative strength is related to the subcarrier bandwidth.

The strength of phase-locking was then quantified through the relation between vector strength and temporal jitter (Experimental Procedures).

Analysts were impressed that Wall Street added to its rally, a sign of strength rarely seen in a market beaten down by a tepid economic recovery and war jitters.